Ed Sheeran

Ed Sheeran proved one man with a guitar and a loop pedal can fill a stadium. The British singer-songwriter builds layered, full-band sound in real time on stage, and pairs it with songs that travel everywhere, "Shape of You," "Perfect," "Thinking Out Loud," "Castle on the Hill," and "Bad Habits." His albums, marked with math symbols from + to =, have made him one of the best-selling artists of the era.

The Mathematics tour puts him on an in-the-round stage at the center of the stadium, which means strong sightlines from almost every section and a crowd that wraps all the way around. It is just Ed, a guitar, and tens of thousands of people singing back.

What to Bring to an Ed Sheeran Concert

Bag rules follow the venue, and the stadiums Ed Sheeran plays generally require a clear bag. Keep it to a clear tote no bigger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches or a small clutch, and leave the backpack behind. The venue directory has the exact size limit for your stop, the bag policy guide explains the clear bag standard, and the clear bags guide points to bags that clear security fast.

Because the stage sits in the round, the best seats to Ed Sheeran are spread around the whole floor, so check the SeatGeek prices on the dates above and find the angle you want before they go.